Lee Honors College is hosting a poster session all week highlighting the research conducted in their students' honors theses. Stop by throughout the week to view their posters and learn more about the work being conducted via LHC!
The Office of Research and Innovation will be holding a Research Reception to recognize exceptional members of the faculty and staff contributing to the research endeavors at Western Michigan University.
Lee Honors College is hosting a poster session all week highlighting the research conducted in their students' honors theses. Stop by throughout the week to view their posters and learn more about the work being conducted via LHC!
Research is central to the mission of Western Michigan University. Join ORI on April 9th, to learn more about some of the exciting projects happening on campus. These poster presentations will be highlighting FRACAA awardees, Presidential Innovation Professors, and others from across colleges.
The University Libraries will host an inaugural WMU Authors Celebration on Tuesday April 9, 2024, from 4-6 p.m. in the Meader Room (Room 3014) of Waldo Library. This invitation-only celebration is in honor of the publication of monographs authored, co-authored, or edited by faculty, emeriti, or staff of the Western Michigan University community between 2019-2023.
Daniel Kosacz, a part-time instructor in the Department of Philosophy, will lead the discussions of The Women Are Up to Something (2022) by Benjamin Lipscomb This book traces the lives and ideas of four philosophers — G.E.M.
Lee Honors College is hosting a poster session all week highlighting the research conducted in their students' honors theses. Stop by throughout the week to view their posters and learn more about the work being conducted via LHC!
Seminar at Lee Honors College - Breath the Change: Using Mindfulness to Ease Climate Anxiety, Dr. Vanessa Marr
Photovoice is an innovative research method combining participatory photography and narratives of research participants. Dr. Shannon McMorrow will offer an overview of Photovoice, which she’s centered in her research over the past 12 years, including recent Fulbright research in Uganda.
A collaborative event showcasing conservation infographics created by students.
Students are in classes with Sharon Gill, PhD (WMU Biological Sciences), and Nick Kuder, MFA (WMU GwenFrostic School of Design). Topics will include a variety of conservation subjects and how they are affected by climate change.
Join us for Light Center for Chinese Studies guest lecture presented by Dr. Vivian Li, the Lupe Murchison Curator of Contemporary Art at the Dallas Museum of Art.
Topic: The Future of Contemporary Chinese Art
Presenters: Dr. Vivian Li
Time: 3:30PM - 5PM, Wednesday, April 10, 2024
Join WMU’s School of Environment, Geography, and Sustainability for this special event on the
current status of the coastal dunes of West and Southwest Michigan. Four Great Lakes sand dune
View Research, Innovation, and Creative Scholarship Celebration Week: BFA Dance Majors Presentations This presentation is the culminating capstone project of the BFA curriculum. The projects reflect each student’s artistic interests as a practicing dance artist with a focus on expanding their range of experience, demonstrate the student’s development in choreography and/or performance, and reflect the student’s current career goals. The dance and its production are the culmination of the student’s studies in dance technique, theory, and aesthetics.
Lee Honors College is hosting a poster session all week highlighting the research conducted in their students' honors theses. Stop by throughout the week to view their posters and learn more about the work being conducted via LHC!
The Graduate College will be hosting a poster session on the second floor of Waldo Library to highlight the research done by their students. Stop by to learn more about the work being completed by WMU's graduate students!
Interactive Exhibit at the Kalamazoo Nature Center
The College of Arts and Sciences is hosting a poster session in 3423 and 3433 Dunbar Hall. Over 30 posters from various departments will be on display for the public. Faculty and students will be in attendance to represent their posters to viewers. The event will run from 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM on Thursday, April 11.
Daniel S. Schiff will present the talk “Looking Through a Policy Window with Tinted Glasses: Agenda-Setting Dynamics in U.S. AI Policy” as part of the WMU Ethics Center's Spring 2024 lecture series. Dr.
View Research, Innovation, and Creative Scholarship Celebration Week: BFA Dance Majors Presentations This presentation is the culminating capstone project of the BFA curriculum. The projects reflect each student’s artistic interests as a practicing dance artist with a focus on expanding their range of experience, demonstrate the student’s development in choreography and/or performance, and reflect the student’s current career goals. The dance and its production are the culmination of the student’s studies in dance technique, theory, and aesthetics.
